banks

Results

OCBC reports record quarterly earnings of $1.6 billion, up 31% y-o-y

OCBC's net interest margin increased by 54 basis points to 2.06% for 3QFY2022.

Results

StanChart beats estimates as higher rates stoke profits

"We remain confident in the delivery of our 2024 financial targets."

China Focus

China rolls out property policies across nation to fix slump

China’s US$2.4 trillion new-home market has shown little sign of recovery

China Focus

China seeks to stabilise property market with loans, lower rates

“Lower mortgage rates could help sales stabilize, especially at a time when household expectations are so weak.”
Banks navigate China slowdown with caution - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Zest

Banks navigate China slowdown with caution

Banks' higher NII have offset weakness in wealth management and a slowdown in China. Can this continue?
Earnings season positive, though gloomy for some sectors: Schroders - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Earnings season positive, though gloomy for some sectors: Schroders

Banking and manufacturing sectors see challenges ahead, while energy is on the rise: Schroders

Zest

Direct impact of war on banks minimal, indirect impact through operational risk could impact costs

Banks could experience higher operational risks, and higher credit costs as war drags on and APAC growth slows
Singapore hits Russian banks, crypto funding under sanctions - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Russia-Ukraine crisis

Singapore hits Russian banks, crypto funding under sanctions

Singapore’s biggest banks are already restricting trade financing for Russian raw materials
Budget 2022 positive for banks, SGX, says Maybank Securities Singapore - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Budget 2022

Budget 2022 positive for banks, SGX, says Maybank Securities Singapore

Risks of non-performing loans can be lowered
Singapore households face rising mortgage debt; financial system must stay prudent amid 'considerable uncertainty': MAS - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

Singapore households face rising mortgage debt; financial system must stay prudent amid 'considerable uncertainty': MAS

Singapore’s buoyant property market has seemingly triggered slightly higher debt levels amongst households, compared to pre-Covid.
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